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Adtion taken by the Seante Committee on Undergraduate

Studies at its meeting of December 7, 1976 gives rise to the

following motion:

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That Senate approve, and recommend approval by the

Board of Governors, the description change for FPA.110-6, as

set for in S.76-/7,

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The present calendar entry for FPA. 110-6 - The Arts in Context:

The Renaissance, reads as follows:

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A selective study of painting, sculpture,

architecture, music, and theatre in the context

of the Renaissance. Tutorials will involve

practical explorations in a single art form in

relation to the styles of the period."

In order to more accurately reflect the variety

of instructional methods it is proposed that the last sentence

be changed to read:

"Tutorials will focus on a single art form and

may involve practical explorations in that form

in relation to the styles of the period."

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The Renaissance

I request that a change be approved in the calendar entry for FPA. 110-6 -

The Arts in Context: The Renaissance. The description of the course now

reads:

A selective study of painting, sculpture, architecture, music, and

theatre in the context of the Renaissance. Tutorials will involve

practical explorations in a single art form in relation to the styles

of the period.

I request that the last sentence of the description be changed to read:

Tutorials will focus on a single art form and may involve practical

explorations in that form in relation to the styles of the period.

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The changed wording will more accurately reflect the variety of instruc-

tional methods we anticipate in tutorials and will bring the description

into conformity with those of the other "context" courses subsequently

approved.

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The above calendar change was approved by the IDS Curriculum Committee

on November 30, 1976.

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